Sentence examples for more critical because from inspiring English sources

And increasing that support has become even more critical because of fears about the Republican vote.

He allegedly said: "My case became more critical because I went to Gaza to support Palestinians.

The endeavor's success is even more critical because the company has experienced serious recalls and quality lapses in recent years.

The situation was all the more critical because Ferdinand I, king of Naples, was supporting the papacy.

That would seem to make the big play even more critical, because the Jets cannot expect to methodically move the ball against the Dolphins with repeated short gainers.

"At this point in time, having played 10 games, each game becomes that much more critical because of the opportunity that you've afforded yourself".

But I think even more critical online because people are really self-directed.

Chancellor Klein, in the interview, disagreed, saying that the pass-rate was the more critical measure because it indicated proficiency, an important gateway to success.

This move should be taken as a sign of willingness to change – but food waste is arguably a more critical concern, because it is connected to so many modern afflictions: hunger, greenhouse gases, waste disposal and escalating food prices.

Under the saturation of a cell, the transmit power consumption becomes a more critical issue because power is a limited resource.

Has she been more critical lately because you invited your mother without asking?